Dolphin Gang War | Ocean Giants
There is a darker side to dolphin communication... Watch as two gangs of male dolphins face off against each other, using synchronised clicks and jaw-clapping to intimidate...
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Dolphins React to Bizarre Bubbles | Ocean Giants
These wild dolphins have never seen bubbles like these before – how will these curious creatures react?
Dolphins Use Stingrays to Hunt Octopus | Ocean Giants
These crafty dolphins are exploiting stingrays to hunt for their favourite snack – octopus!
The Largest Predator in the World | Ocean Giants
Sperm whales are the largest predators in the world. But even something so large can have enemies...
Baby Whale Mistakes Boat For Mother | Ocean Giants
This baby sperm whale has lost track of its carers and takes refuge between the boats hulls, but will it they find its mother in time?
Fatal Encounter with Baboon and Gazelle | Bad Natured
Gavin Thurston has been filming wildlife for over 30 years, but filming one dark encounter with a gazelle and a baboon has stuck in his memory as a brutal reminder of the circle...
Titan Triggerfish Aggressively Defends Coral Reef | Wild Thailand
An over abundance of crown-of-thorns starfish and long-spined sea urchins can be damaging for coral reefs. Luckily, there is a renowned defender of the reefs ready to take...
Giant Carnivorous Lizards in Thailand | Wild Thailand
Water monitor lizards stalk the lawns of urban areas in Thailand, but people's response to these intimidating reptiles may surprise you
Orcas Kill, But Not Just for Food | Bad Natured
While filming orcas, Steve Backshall witnessed them hunting and killing prey, but not for food. He explains why they do this and how he’s processed this disturbing behaviour.
Why Are Manta Rays So Important? | Our Changing Planet
Manta rays (Mobula birostris) will deliver one offspring after a long gestation period of over a year, although, in some cases, twins may be born.